SURVEILLANCE, SECURITY, AND STIGMA: U.S. POLICIES TOWARD MUSLIMS IN THE POST-9/11 ERA
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| author | Mohammed, Ahmed Alsharari |
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| contents | <p><span>American Muslim communities are diverse, growing, and play an increasingly significant role in the United States. Estimating their numbers is challenging due to limitations on gathering religious affiliation data by government agencies. However, estimates suggest a population of two to seven million American Muslims, constituting a minority but still significant percentage of the total population. This demographic diversity underscores the importance of understanding the experiences and needs of American Muslims as an integral part of the nation's social fabric</span></p> |
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| spellingShingle | SURVEILLANCE, SECURITY, AND STIGMA: U.S. POLICIES TOWARD MUSLIMS IN THE POST-9/11 ERA Mohammed, Ahmed Alsharari American Muslims, demographic diversity, religious affiliation, United States population, Muslim communities <p><span>American Muslim communities are diverse, growing, and play an increasingly significant role in the United States. Estimating their numbers is challenging due to limitations on gathering religious affiliation data by government agencies. However, estimates suggest a population of two to seven million American Muslims, constituting a minority but still significant percentage of the total population. This demographic diversity underscores the importance of understanding the experiences and needs of American Muslims as an integral part of the nation's social fabric</span></p> |
| title | SURVEILLANCE, SECURITY, AND STIGMA: U.S. POLICIES TOWARD MUSLIMS IN THE POST-9/11 ERA |
| topic | American Muslims, demographic diversity, religious affiliation, United States population, Muslim communities |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15490438 |